The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-09
KAwAIAHAo SEMINARY.
The Annual Examination IN the IA
WaIanRO = hurch.

! Yesterday afternoon the annual exam
ination of the Kawaiahao Female Sem
mary was held in the Kawaiaha'
Church. The attendance was large, th'
building down stairs being completed!
! flied. Among those present wer'
noticed Hon. Z. R. Bishop, Mrs. W. F
Allen, Prof. aud Mrs. w. D. Alexander
Mrs. 5. G. Allen, Mrs. J. o. Garter
Revs. w. B. Oieson, A. D. Forbes anC
S. Z. Bishop, Rev. DR.. Lowell -'nith
Mrs. e. NJ. Cooke, Mrs. w. W. Hall
Mrs. Gilman, Hon W. x. Castle, S.Is
w. c. Merritt, Messrs. a. F. Cooke, I
G. Jones and J. b. A5Icrtcn ant hev. j
Waiamau.
The pupils OF tile sc',rol were al
neatly attired in viii, and each on,
wore small bouquet OF flowers. There
were one hundred AMI thilte present
The roll call contains one hundred anu
sixteen names, so that only three were
absent. Miss Alexander is Principal,
assisted by Misses Malone, Morley,
Brewer, Appleton and Hopper. Tie
following was the programme Of tie
exercises
Chant-"O, Come, Let us Sing. ;...
Whole School
Recitation oil Scripture Lesson.
Anthem erus;lien. My Happy
Home" ............ Glasses a, b and
Prayer ...................J J. B. Anterior
Song. BY Five Pupils
song@'M Ls Merrily'' Glasses ana L
Recitation ana Song. ..............Cl Class l.
Song Laughing hlu
Recitation and Song :. Classes A, b and
Song-"The Moon Is Beaming DER the
Lake" ............. By Five Pupil.
Chorus Whole SchOC
necItaUIon ana song. -. Primary IchOC
Principally at l 80 O'Clock the ent1
school marched in perfect order on
the platform, while Miss Morley playe,
selections on the piano. The pupils tine
sang the opening chant in a very cred
table manner. The words were hear
very distinctly and the expression wa
marked. linen followed recitation
cripture lesson. An anthem was neS
,ung in capital style by three classe
ollowed with pray er by Mr.. j. b. Athel
ron. Glass + next occupied the pla
,orm, and after giving recitation Nil
:5rewer gave out some addition sums I
re worked out on their states. They di
them very quickly, and at the sam
ime correctly. The lesson in Hawaiia
geography by Class D was very int:
sting. Miss Brewer had charge oil t.
pupils and called upon them to nan
the islands in the group, also the char
nels, capes, mountains, landings an
owns. The pupils also told II
audience something about the live stoc
IN the Islands. This exercise W
'apitally done. A map of the IslanC
Jung at the back of the platform. Mis-
,1alone had three classes on the plat
form, and put numerous questions
hem on a short article about going
.hurch. The answers were readil,
given. The primary classes cause
much amusement AS they participate
n spelling match. Their singing Wa
very good.
After the programme had been cor
:luded, the Hon w R. Castle thanke,
ne audience for their attendance, ano
that the next term wou -.
,pen September 5th. He hoped al. til
scholars would be prompt in their at
enhance.
The audience then adjourned to tn
'hurch grounds, where number OF u
,upils, neat y dressed in white ana r.
y ire put through the calisthenic exc.
Uses.
50 L.c examination 10 a decided ST,
7ss in every respect, and the Priacir
nd her assistants, are to ne t.onsrut,
tied upon the results OF rhe.r eAceilei
nd thorough instruction